Australians’ choice of gas or electricity for hot water and heating is influenced by regulation, circumstances, information, and personal preferences. Australia needs to get off natural gas if we are to have any hope of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, according to this report.

This report summarises feedback New Zealand Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment received during the public consultation process on defining and measuring energy hardship and sets out an initial set of measures of energy hardship.

The transition towards a low-carbon future is a pressing issue, and household electrification has emerged as a critical component of Australia’s ongoing shift in energy use. This report provides a snapshot of where Australian households currently stand.

The particular focus of this paper is how Europe is being affected by the energy crisis, what policies and steps the European Union (EU) is taking to deal with the situation, and what the implications will be for European energy security. The paper also discusses geopolitics and climate change policy, along with their implications for...

This report explores a range of readily available measures for electrifying homes and improving efficiency together, and highlights how governments can support all Australians to benefit from the switch.